10 Best Stocks With Over 1000% Returns: Over the past few years, India has seen a remarkable transformation in its economic landscape under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. His government’s pro-business policies, regulatory reforms, and commitment to strengthening the nation’s financial markets generated an increase in investment interest and confidence.
As a result, the Indian stock market has seen significant growth, and a handful of savvy investors have reaped amazing rewards.
10 Best Stocks With Over 1000% Returns
1. Lloyds Engineering Works
Lloyds Engineering Works was founded in 1974, and its main business activities include designing, manufacturing and commissioning of heavy machinery and equipment for the hydrocarbon industry, oil and gas, steel mills, power plants, nuclear power boilers, and turnkey projects.
The company has returned 7708% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 0.60 to Rs. 46.85. Additionally, the stock has returned 286% in the last 1-year period and 3760% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 524% YoY, from Rs. 50 crore to Rs. 313 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 519% YoY from Rs. 6 crore to Rs. 37 crores. Net margins during the period contracted 10 bps.
2. PG Electroplast
The flagship business of the PG Group is PG Electroplast Limited (PGEL). which was formally established in 2003 and is now a premier, diversified provider of Indian electronics manufacturing services. Original Design Manufacturing (ODM), Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) and Plastic Injection Molding are its core competencies, serving more than 50 leading Indian and international brands.
The company has returned 2684% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 69.85 to Rs. 1,944.90. Additionally, the stock has returned 89% in the last 1-year period and 1507% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 94% YoY, from Rs. 1112 crore to Rs. 2160 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 107% YoY from Rs. 37 crore to Rs. 77 crores. Net margins during the period expanded by 20 bps.
3. Lloyds Enterprises
Lloyds Enterprises is engaged in the trading of steel products. Its products include hot rolled (HR) coils/cold rolled steel sheet mild steel (MS) channel/ MS angle and hot rolled plate/ MS beam. The name of the company has been changed from Shree Global Tradefin Ltd to Lloyds Enterprises Limited with effect from September 6, 2023.
The company has returned 2522% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 1.75 to Rs. 45.89. Additionally, the stock has returned 811% in the last 1-year period and 3186% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 695% YoY, from Rs. 48 crore to Rs. 380 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a decline of 68% YoY from Rs. 151 crore to Rs. 49 crores. Net margins during the period contracted by 31,200 bps.
4. Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra)
Tata Teleservices Ltd. specializes in the provision of a range of wireline voice, data and managed telecommunications services. The company holds a Unified License with Access Service Authorization in Maharashtra and Goa as well as in the Internet Service Provider Category.
The company has returned 2365% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 3.91 to Rs. 96.40. Additionally, the stock has returned 2412% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 1% YoY, from Rs. 1094 crore to Rs. 1106 crores. Further, their Net losses decreased from Rs. -1215 crore in FY22 to Rs. -1145 crore in FY23.
5. Jai Balaji Industries
Since its incorporation in 1999, Jai Balaji Industries Limited has produced a wide range of value-added iron and steel products, such as DRI (Sponge Iron), pig iron, Ferro alloys, Alloy and Mild Steel Billets, Reinforcement Steel TMT Bars, Wire. Rods, Ductile Iron Pipes, and Alloy and Mild Steel Heavy Rounds.
The company has returned 1824% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 30.70 to Rs. 590.50. Additionally, the stock has returned 1290% in the last 1-year period and 3142% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 31% YoY, from Rs. 4693 crore to Rs. 6125 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 20% YoY from Rs. 48 crore to Rs. 58 crores. Net margins during the period contracted 8 bps.
6. Elecon Engineering Company
Elecon Engineering Company Ltd., founded in 1960, acquired the Benzlers-Radicon Group, part of the David Brown Gear Systems, and is now involved in the design and production of Material Handling Equipment and Aircraft Carriers. With a 36% market share for industrial equipment in India, it is one of the largest producers of industrial equipment in Asia.
The company has returned 1429% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 53.15 to Rs. 812.80. Additionally, the stock has returned 150% in the last 1-year period and 1539% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 26% YoY, from Rs. 1212 crore to Rs. 1530 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 69% YoY from Rs. 140 crore to Rs. 237 crores. Net margins during the period expanded 400 bps.
7. The Fertilizers And Chemicals Travancore
The first large-scale fertilizer plant in India is located at Udyogamandal, Kochi, Kerala. It was founded in the year 1943 and is known as The Fertilizers & Chemicals Travancore Ltd (FACT). The business produces and markets fertilizers, as well as fertilizer by-products and caprolactam. The Department of Fertilizers, Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers, Government of India, is in charge of its administrative management.
The company has returned 2,200% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 32 to Rs. 657.80. Additionally, the stock has returned 379% in the last 1-year period and 1,853% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 40% YoY, from Rs. 4425 crore to Rs. 6198 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 77% YoY from Rs. 346 crore to Rs. 613 crores. Net margins during the period expanded 200 bps.
8. Tilaknagar Industries
Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) production and sales are the core businesses of Tilaknagar Industries. More than 15 different brands of brandy, whiskey, gin, rum and vodka are offered by the company. These brands focus more on premium and high-margin brands while catering to various types of consumers. Mansion House Brandy, Courrier Napoleon Brandy, Madiraa, Mansion House Whisky, and Senate Royale Whiskey are some of its brands.
The company has returned 1400% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 14 to Rs. 217.30. Additionally, the stock has returned 125% in the last 1-year period and 1327% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 49% YoY, from Rs. 738 crore to Rs. 1164 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 232% YoY from Rs. 45 crore to Rs. 150 crores. Net margins during the period expanded 710 bps.
9. Gravity India
Gravita India Ltd., one of India’s leading lead producers, was founded in 1992. The company’s operations are divided into four specialized verticals: Key Projects, Aluminum Recycling, Plastics Recycling, and Lead Recycling (flagship); as well as recycling used batteries, cable waste and other lead waste, aluminum waste, plastic scrap, etc.,
The company has returned 1298% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 70.30 to Rs. 983.00. Additionally, the stock has returned 164% in the last 1-year period and 1192% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 26% YoY, from Rs. 2216 crore to Rs. 2801 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a growth of 44% YoY from Rs. 139 crore to Rs. 201 crores. Net margins during the period expanded 60 bps.
10. JBM Auto
JBM Auto Ltd., an automotive accessory company founded in 1983, manufactures and sells sheet metal components, tools, dies & molds, and buses, as well as commercial spare parts, accessories, and maintenance contracts. Ashok Leyland, Daimler, Nissan, Renault, FCA, Ford, Toyota, Volvo, Volkswagen, Tata, Honda, Escorts, Mahindra, Honda, Force, and others are some of the company’s major clients.
The company has returned 1160% since the Prime Minister was elected; ranging from Rs. 99.00 to 1,247.50 rupees. Additionally, the stock has returned 198% in the last 1-year period and 1033% in the last 5-year period.
In FY23, the company’s revenue grew 21% YoY, from Rs. 3193 crore to Rs. 3857 crores. Further, Net Profits saw a decline of 20% YoY from Rs. 156 crore to Rs. 124 crores.